Apple Pudding
1970s · handwritten
Serves 4 servings · 15 min prep · 30 min cook
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Ingredients
- 1.3 eggs, beaten until fluffy and pale lemon
- 2.0.5 cup sugar
- 3.1 teaspoon vanilla essence
- 4.3 tablespoon plain flour, sifted
- 5.2 teaspoon baking powder, level
- 6.1 tablespoon butter, melted in the pyrex baking dish
- 7.1 apple, grated
- 8.apricot jam, mixed into the grated apple
Method
- 1.Heat oven to 325°F (163°C). Melt the butter in a pyrex dish.
- 2.Beat eggs, sugar and vanilla until fluffy and pale lemon in colour.
- 3.Fold sifted flour and baking powder into the mixture.
- 4.Add the melted butter to the batter after swirling it around the dish to coat. Pour half the mixture into the same dish in which the butter was melted.
- 5.Mix the grated apple with the apricot jam. The apple must not be too sweet. Put the apple mixture down over the first layer of batter.
- 6.Pour over the rest of the pudding. Bake until done. The pudding will fall in but this is of no consequence.
- 7.Serve with cream or custard.
Notes
- Card note: 'The pudding will fall in but this is of no consequence.' — a characteristic of this style of light batter pudding.
- The apple is grated and mixed with jam rather than cooked separately — it steams and softens inside the pudding.
- A dessertspoon is approximately 10 ml.